Amarillo, TX – A heat wave is set to bring triple-digit temperatures to Amarillo and parts of the Texas Panhandle this weekend, with the potential to break historic records. If Amarillo reaches 100°F on Friday, it would be the latest day in recorded history to hit triple digits. Residents should prepare for scorching conditions that will persist through the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, heat could spike as high as 100°F by Friday. The record, last set on September 11, 1910, is at risk of being broken. To stay safe, residents are urged to take precautions like staying in the shade, drinking plenty of water, and avoiding prolonged outdoor activities.
Heat advisories will likely remain in place over the weekend, as temperatures stay in the upper 90s. Those working outdoors or engaging in recreational activities should wear sunscreen and take regular breaks to prevent heat exhaustion. For more detailed weather updates, visit the National Weather Service’s website.
